Hosts Curt Conrad and Effie James discuss James' new documentary about Mansfield Senior's basketball history, TY for Tygers: A Story of Life, Community and Basketball, and a round up of area basketball teams thus far in the season.

Newly-crowned Ohio Mr. Football Cade Stover of Lexington and classmate Kyle Johnston, the Division II state cross country champ, stopped by for a special edition of West Fourth & Goal.

Alec Scott joins the Richland Source sports guys to chat about the tradition of winning and the upcoming playoff game against the Trimble Tomcats.

Lucas senior offensive lineman Robert Williams will have an associate's degree in engineering by the time he graduates high school in the spring. He is literally aiming for the stars as he plans to pursue a career in aerospace engineering.

Performing on the hardwood, diamond and grid iron has launched Clear Fork's wideout the opportunity to attend the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee on a baseball scholarship. In this podcast, hosts Curt Conrad and Noah Jones ask Blubaugh about the differences between sports prep and about his best pitch, a knuckleball and of course, the undefeated Clear Fork Colts football team.

Alex Green speaks with host Curt Conrad about their season's turn around and the Minutemen's potential of making the playoffs.

Sophomore Ram Luke Hess sits down and talks about his school district's school board drama, the football season and halloween costumes.

Mansfield Senior's two-way lineman is garnering interest from D1 schools as a defensive lineman. In this episode, Hawkins talks about being a part of an athletic junior Tyger class and delves into race relations in Richland County.

Ontario Senior nose tackle Mitch Pittman stopped by the West Fourth & Goal Podcast this week. We discussed his plans to head to the military post-graduation, his feelings on Colin Kaepernick, how the Ontario community rallies together in the wake of a tragedy, and much more.

Four-year starter Jeb Grover, stopped by the show to talk about head trauma and how high school football rules have changed the way tackling is done.